Estimating Co2 Source/Sink Distributions Within A Rice Canopy Using Higher-Order Closure Model
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Ray Leuning | O. T. Denmead | Akira Miyata | Yoshinobu Harazono | R. Leuning | A. Miyata | O. Denmead | Y. Harazono | G. Katul | J. Kim | Joon Kim | Gg Katul
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